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A pirate themed murder mystery party on Mud Bug Island turns deadly when one of the guests is found gutted for real. Trapped on the island by a raging storm, shipwreck treasure hunter, Captain Finn must find the killer. When Finn and his sidekick, Phill, are persuaded to participate in a fund-raising murder mystery event, who knew they'd end up with a real corpse on their hands? To make matters worse, the group finds themselves stranded by a fierce tropical storm, with no way to communicate with the police. Tensions are high and tempers flare as Finn discovers almost everyone had a reason to commit the murder. He and Phill strive to discover whodunit before there's another terrible tragedy. "Black Bart is Dead" is a standalone book. It is part of the series "Captain Finn Treasure Mysteries." These short stories can be read in any order.

A pink sneaker, Maya treasure and the disappearance of a little girl. Shipwreck treasure hunter and amateur sleuth, Captain Rex Finsmer, has his work cut out for him when he heads to Belize to try and put these pieces together. But danger lurks in the streets and in the pristine waters of Belize City and Finn, with his sidekick Phill, just don't know who they can trust.

Five fun cozy mystery books with pet-sitter Polly Parrett. Doggone Christmas: "Control that dog or I'll shoot him." Those are the words that spur Polly Parrett to action in this riveting and hilarious cozy mystery. A cute Christmas murder mystery about pets and a special dog, you'll instantly be drawn into the story. The Christmas Kitten: Polly Parrett finds herself in the midst of another cozy murder mystery. This time it involves two little girls, a wicked stepmother, and a missing father. Oh, and Christmas is almost here. Bird Brain: Polly Parrett meets Polly parrot. Together, can they solve a murder mystery? Polly finds herself having to cope with a moody macaw, a volatile new resident at her mother's halfway house for veterans, and oh yeah, a dead body. Seeing Red: Why did the dog get so angry? And just who is Heather Haggerty? Mallowapple's most famous pet-sitter is in the thick of it again. She can't seem to get away from dead bodies. It's as if murder - or murderers - follow her around. The Christmas Puppy: What do bulldog puppies and garden gnomes have to do with a dead Santa Claus? Once again intrepid pet-sitter, Polly Parrett, finds herself in the thick of a murder investigation in this fun cozy mystery.

What does a shipwreck gold doubloon have to do with the murder of a seemingly ordinary insurance salesman? Famous treasure hunter, Captain Finn, with his sidekick, Phillida Jane Trent, find themselves in danger as they search for answers. It's not unexpected that a gold doubloon would be found in the waters off the east coast of Florida. After all, a whole fleet of Spanish galleons wrecked there in 1715, with cargoes of gold, silver and jewels. What is surprising, is the way in which the coin is found. The local police turn to Finn for his expertise and, before you know it, he and Finn are in the thick of the investigation, and in danger. "The Gold Doubloon Mystery" is a standalone book, however these short stories may be best enjoyed when read in order. This is number three of the "Captain Finn Treasure Mysteries" series of short reads. Scroll up to get your copy now.

Praise for The Mystery of the One-Armed Man: ... the story line will keep you enthralled till the very last page Bradley Williamson Started and did not stop till the end. Donna Trot Captain Rex Finsmer, treasure hunter extraordinaire, has survived shipwrecks, hurricanes, and deadly sea creatures. But will a one-armed man be his undoing? A gruesome discovery puts the Captain and his sidekick, Phillida Jane Trent, in danger. And with a three hundred million dollar historical treasure at stake, they need to lower the boom on the killer before anyone else is deep sixed. The problem is, too many people seem to have a stake in the matter, and they'll stop at nothing to get what they want. Finn has been in desperate situations before, but never as disturbing as the one he's in now. The Mystery of the One-Armed Man is a short story - about 15,000 words - and the first in the Captain Finn Treasure Mystery Series.